Incubação do saco com resina
Princípio
Pequenos sacos com diâmetro fixo são preenchidos com resina trocadora de ânions: um material granular no qual todo nitrato que entra em contato é adsorvido. Esses sacos são incubados em uma certa profundidade no perfil não de solo não alterado, a fim de que todo nitrato lixiviado acima do saco seja retido no saco. Após a incubação, o nitrato é removido da resina por meio de lavagem com KCl e sua concentração é determinada.
Como Fazer Sacos com Resina
Incubação do Saco com Resina e Escavação do Solo
Extração de Nitrato dos Sacos de Resina
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